Sentence examples for time until age from inspiring English sources

"Boys were free to play nearly all the time until age 15 17; for girls most of the day, in between a few errands and some babysitting, was spent in play" (Robert Bailey, concerning the Efé, of central Africa).

Following hospital discharge, a single model state was used to describe time until age two to account for increased medical costs incurred during early childhood.

Men in the screening arm were invited for serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) testing every 4 years up to three times until age 71 years.

After reaching retirement age I continued to work part time until the age of 76, when I moved to Canada to be closer to my daughter and grandchildren.

Assuming that levels of cardiovascular risk factors in women with a history of term gestational hypertension or term preeclampsia, without intervention or prevention, will worsen over time until the age of 60, the real estimated 10-year cardiovascular risk at the age of 60 years of women with a history of term gestational hypertension or term preeclampsia may be even higher than our reported 7.2%.

For the estimation of future life years lost, the standard life expectancy (i.e. 84.6 years for Spanish women) from a given time until the age of death and mortality data associated with osteoporosis and severe osteoporosis were obtained from the Spanish National Statistics Institute [ 22].

Under the new system, children aged three will now be offered free part-time nursery care but will not get full-time education until age four.

The result of this move will be thousands of would-be students aimlessly killing time until, at age 21, they can finally register for G.E.D. preparation.

After the lil' prison dweller is four he or she won't be able to continue to live in the slammer and has to be transitioned to the outside — but the child can stay with the mother part time until the age of 12.

Data from patient records were collected in a database containing the following parameters: type of hip fracture, comorbidity scores, type of intervention, time until intervention, age, clinical outcome, and survival.

But for many, it now includes at least part-time work until age 70.